Reviewer&Critic
An Enemy of the People is perhaps one of Henrik Ibsen’s most recognizable plays, following the tale of Dr Stockmann, a manContinue Reading
Deceptively simple, Amer Hlehel puts the power of words onstage with a tour de force performance as the eponymous Palestinian poet. Continue Reading
原来只是一场梦。 Inspired by Tang Xian Zu’s 16th Century Kun Opera 《南柯记》, A Dream Under The Southern Bough – The Beginning marks the firstContinue Reading
Born in a village in Galilee in 1931,Palestinian poet Taha Muhammad Ali has been through many things – he fledContinue Reading
Toy Factory is having a busy year, with back to back productions in the form of Sometime Moon and Masters of ComedyContinue Reading
Generasia gives Erwin Shah Ismail and Kimberly Chan a platform to showcase their range of talents in two solo performances. Continue Reading
There’s been a spate of large scale productions and festivals that seem to endlessly hit Singapore each month clamouring forContinue Reading
Monologues have the potential to be some of the most powerful pieces of theatre, with an entire audience focused onContinue Reading
We’ve got bad news for readers who haven’t secured a ticket to Grandmother Tongue: it’s completely sold out! Having missedContinue Reading
South African choreographer Robyn Orlin is known in her home country as ‘a permanent irritation’. The incredibly inventive Johannesburg-born artistContinue Reading
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